Paste a URL to see the title, description, and social-share (og:) tags a page exposes — and what's missing.
This tool fetches your page read-only and pulls out the tags that decide how it looks in search results and social shares: the <title>, the meta description, and the Open Graph tags og:title, og:description, and og:image. Missing tags are flagged.
When someone shares your post on Facebook, LinkedIn, or in a chat, the platform reads your og: tags to build the preview card. No og:image means a bare, unclickable link; a missing og:title/og:description means the platform guesses (often badly). Clean title + description tags also directly shape your search snippet.
Every page should have a unique <title> and meta description, plus og:title, og:description, and an og:image (ideally ~1200×630). This tool shows exactly what a crawler or share-scraper would see, so you can spot pages that fall back to sitewide defaults.
A NicheAudit scan runs the whole structural checklist against your site — thin and duplicate content, leftover AI/template boilerplate, missing required pages, broken links, ads.txt, images, and more — read-only, with the evidence for each. It won't promise approval; it shows you the concrete list.
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